The Holdsworth Restoration Trust

The Holdsworth Restoration Trust is working to help increase the native bird population in the area around the Tararua Forest Park Holdsworth carpark, and the Donnelly Flat walking tracks.

As well as using a network of self resetting traps we are also adding a network of DOC 200 traps along the busy walking tracks to Rocky Lookout and Atiwhakatu Hut.

These traps are especially good for catching mustelids, stoats and weasels, who also use the tracks, and are some of the biggest predators of our native birds.

We thank our sponsors for their assistance in this project.

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